The top stories and transfer rumours from Wednesday’s newspapers…
DAILY MAIL
Patrick Bamford is in talks over a shock move to Spanish side Getafe.
DAILY TELEGRAPH
Fabio Paratici remains a consultant to Tottenham Hotspur after accepting a suspended prison sentence as part of a settlement agreement aimed at finally freeing him of the Juventus financial controversy.
Former Arsenal striker Billy Vigar is in an induced coma after suffering “a significant brain injury” during a match.
THE SUN
Kalvin Phillips has missed out on the long-awaited chance to get some minutes with Manchester City – as he is about to become a dad for the second time.
Manchester United have offered Amad Diallo support after the winger suffered online abuse after taking a picture with Alejandro Garnacho at the weekend.
Manchester United are ramping up the return of proper old-school atmospheres by doubling safe standing at Old Trafford.
THE GUARDIAN
The son of former Conservative Party deputy chairman and billionaire donor Lord Ashcroft has bought a 3.4% stake in Tottenham Hotspur in the latest change at the north London club.
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Kaveh Solhekol says the Lewis family are not interested in selling Spurs and could well further invest more money, underlining their commitment to the club
The era of profitability and sustainability rules (PSR) in the Premier League will likely continue after another quarterly shareholders’ meeting ended without progress on adopting new measures of financial governance.
DAILY MIRROR
Blackburn Rovers boss Valerien Ismael insists he never agreed to postpone their game with Ipswich Town at the weekend after their Championship clash was abandoned in the 80th minute.
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The Ref Watch panel discuss what should happen next with Blackburn’s match with Ipswich after it was abandoned due to a waterlogged pitch, despite Rovers leading 1-0 in the 80th minute
Greater Manchester Police have confirmed they are investigating after a Manchester United supporter who has gone viral on social media for vowing not to cut his hair until the club win five games in a row was assaulted at the weekend.
DAILY RECORD
A Glasgow-based magician has revealed that he performed for the Celtic players and boss Brendan Rodgers as part of a team bonding exercise.
SCOTTISH SUN
Several Celtic fan groups have turned down an invitation from the club to discuss a number of concerns raised following the derby clash against Rangers in March.
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